"Summertime Blues" by The Who because it's been so cold.

 

I listen to a wide range of music styles, so I have quite a few and they change almost daily. Here are a few of the first ones to come to mind:

Golden Earring: Twilight Zone - a nice long song to MOTOR to

Pink Floyd: Learning to Fly - for that matter about any Pink Floyd

Sammy Hagar: Eagles Fly

Alan Parsons Project: Sirius - for that matter, about any Alan Parsons

Van Halen: Dreams

Vangelis: Celtic Dream, Alpha

U2: Where the Streets have No Name, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

Murray Head: One Night in Bangkok

The Eagles: Get Over It

Autograph: Turn Up the Radio

For a little change of pace, I have a "Hooked on Classics" CD that is fun to listen to while motoring. (Okay, everyone can laugh now!)

Right now Boston "Third Stage" is in the CD player. I especially like The Launch from that CD. Once again, any Boston seems to work for motoring.

I have noticed that most songs seem to sound better in the MINI!

 

I listen to a wide range of music styles, so I have quite a few and they change almost daily. Here are a few of the first ones to come to mind:

Golden Earring: Twilight Zone - a nice long song to MOTOR to

Pink Floyd: Learning to Fly - for that matter about any Pink Floyd

Sammy Hagar: Eagles Fly

Alan Parsons Project: Sirius - for that matter, about any Alan Parsons

Van Halen: Dreams

Vangelis: Celtic Dream, Alpha

U2: Where the Streets have No Name & I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

Murray Head: One Night in Bangkok

The Eagles: Get Over It

Autograph: Turn Up the Radio

For a little change of pace, I have a "Hooked on Classics" CD that is fun to listen to while motoring. (Okay, everyone can laugh now!)

Right now Boston "Third Stage" is in the CD player. I especially like The Launch from that CD. Once again, any Boston seems to work for motoring.

I have noticed that most songs seem to sound better in the MINI!

 

Oops! Didn't mean to double post.

SORRY!!!

 

I have a whole cd just for this purpose, but the best one on it is in agreement with Top Gear..."Don't Stop Me Now" - Queen if you want more suggestions look up my old post called Motoring Tunes...lots of good songs to choose from.

 

West Cabaret Drive by Thee Michelle Gun Elephant

 

Drivers Seat by Sniff an the Tears

 

Moby- "Extreme Ways"

 

It's "Spiders (Kidsmoke)" by Wilco for me right now.

 

We all have to love the Doors Riders and LA Woman and little Bonnie Rait

 

Yesterday: Supernaut - Ministry
Today: What do you want from me? - Monaco

 

Kasabian

 

My motoring cd plays like this:

AC/DC - Highway to Hell
Steppenwolf - Born to Be Wild
Beach Boys - Little Duece Coupe
Dion - The Wanderer
Ram Jam - Black Betty
The Rolling Stones - Driving Too Fast
The Cars - Good Times Roll
Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Good
George Thorogood and The Destroyers - Bad to the Bone
Led Zepplin - Immigrant Song
AC/DC - Thunderstruck
Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Takin' Care of Buisness
Chuck Berry - No Particular Place to Go
Doobie Brothers - Rockin' Down the Highway
AC/DC - Stiff Upper Lip
Modest Mouse - Float On
Queen - Another One Bites the Dust
Dave Clark Five - Catch Us if You Can
Beach Boys - I Get Around
Queen - Don't Stop Me Now
The Offspring - The Kids Aren't Alright
Sammy Hagar - I Can't Drive 55
Timo Maas - To Get Down

 

The entire Dirty Vegas CD....and if that is not available because I left it in the office, the entire Jesus Christ Super Star CD....the fun part today is people don't know if you're singing to yourself or on your hands free cell phone...

Duce Coupe Effect, try this combination: Start with Taking care of Business (BTO), <fade into> Too Much Time on My Hands (sorry, it's been a while and can't rem the artist) <pick up the alarms> Time (Pink Floyd) <finish with> Sweet Madame Blue/America (can't rem that artist either, sorry) Set of tunes from my much younger years.....let me know what you think....Mick

 

Metallica - Fuel
Guns & Roses - jungle
Disturbed - Liberate
Van Halen - Panama

 

I listen to Punk-rock in my Mini. Nothing like "Out Come the Wolves" album by Rancid to get you speeding through Parley's Canyon on the way up to Park City. Of course there's always new stuff like Coheed and Cambria's "Suffering". If you really want to be true to the British roots, blast some Sex Pistols and the Brit gods will smile down upon you.

 

That's a good song for very spirited driving.

I have a video of last years Dragon run and thought that would be a good song to throw into it. Here's the video. I compressed it a lot so it would be small in size for a quick download so the video quality is a low.

 

Decapitated - A Poem about an old prison

 

hidden guilty pleasure cd...Soundrack to Chicago.

When your good to mama, mama's good to you.


Paul

 

Anyone into Techno and Jazz?. Seems to me mostly everyone else is into rock.

 

all the 80's songs My fav. groups are
Erasure
Elkland
Depeche Mode
Anything Box
and all sorts of New Age music.

 

Cool, I knew I wasn't alone!

 

..............Hello fellow Floridian

 

Erasure (the Andy Bell CD is good too) , Depeche Mode, New Order ... then there's anything from Wax Trax! (Front242, KMFDM, RevCo) and of course... Ministry

 

Well, although I love many of the classic rock tunes named for good motoring music, I find that I like things a little more monotonous and dance/trance-like for my driving. Maybe some old Thrill Kill Kult, Skinny Puppy or for the lighter side, something along the lines of The Propellerheads - "Velvet Pants".